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| hiw98 wrote: | | AndrewMan wrote: | | hiw98 wrote: | Hmm, I think you should try to figure out how to make it minimize to tray and auto start-up at login options. =]
Then I would definately use this.
Maybe a task manager button for people that are as lazy as me. |
Yes I will try and add in a bunch of hotkey options.
And for the start up, you can't do that with VB 2008. That is much more difficult. That would require you to install the program on your computer. |
Awh, well, if you can find a partner to code the auto start-up, that'd be amazing and a definate use from me. |
Will all the changes coming in v.2.0 I guarantee you'll use it without start-up anyways.
And if anyone knows how to start-up (I got no idea to be honest, I think it has something to do with installing, and probably not VB language), I will give like 35% credits to you.
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This is done under Windows XP.
Put the shortcut in the Start Menu -> Programs -> Startup.
Easy as that. If you can make a script (don't know much about programming) that places a shortcut to:
C:\Documents and Settings\username\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
That's the simple way, there are others, but I'm not that good.
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| Posted: Sun Mar 09, 2008 8:48 pm Post subject: |
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| superweapons wrote: | This is done under Windows XP.
Put the shortcut in the Start Menu -> Programs -> Startup.
Easy as that. If you can make a script (don't know much about programming) that places a shortcut to:
C:\Documents and Settings\username\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
That's the simple way, there are others, but I'm not that good. |
Nice idea. I'll figure it out tommorow if I got time.
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| Posted: Sun Mar 09, 2008 9:03 pm Post subject: |
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| Awesome, auto start-up. Well this will definately be on my computer when 2.0 comes out. Also, what about minimizing to tray?
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| hiw98 wrote: | | Awesome, auto start-up. Well this will definately be on my computer when 2.0 comes out. Also, what about minimizing to tray? |
Not sure, but that's the least of my worries. I'm fine with it minimized. I'll try working on tray minimized though when I get some time.
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| Cool, thanks, just I figured that'd be a nice touch to it.
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| hiw98 wrote: | | Cool, thanks, just I figured that'd be a nice touch to it. |
If this program gets really good. I mean like really good, I might sell it for like $5 on paypal or something, haha 
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| slovach wrote: | | So basically you made something that would only decrease efficiency when it comes to opening stuff, fantastic. |
Because hitting my windows key and opening something with another 1 swift click of the mouse is easier than opening a program to do the same thing.
Besides that, it would be smarter to let the user pick what they want to do, rather than use presets. Learn how to create controls at runtime.
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| slovach wrote: | | slovach wrote: | | So basically you made something that would only decrease efficiency when it comes to opening stuff, fantastic. |
Because hitting my windows key and opening something with another 1 swift click of the mouse is easier than opening a program to do the same thing.
Besides that, it would be smarter to let the user pick what they want to do, rather than use presets. Learn how to create controls at runtime. |
Based on what u hear of v.2.0, how does it sound?
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Here's what you do to make it always startup creater:
Implement a reg file in with the programme.
Here's what you do to make it always startup client/users:
Click start, run then type in: regedit and locate you're way to: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce then add you're programme you would like to start/this then make you're way to: HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run and do the same, if it loads twice after you startup then delete one of the entries. =]] works on vista too.
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